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Category Archives: Feminism
Beauty Tips from the Apocalypse
Posted in Cleverness, Fashion, Feminism, You know what I hate?
Tagged apocalypse, beauty tips, feminism, on fleek, satire, survival, warlord
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LA Review of Books Raves about TBOTUM
From the front page of the L.A. Review of Books: “In 2015, Elison’s novel won the Philip K. Dick Award, in part because it offers an equally compelling — although markedly different — re-imagination of gender and sexual roles. Elison, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Books, Ego, Feminism
Tagged feminism, feminist, LA Review of Books, meg elison, Nowhere, philip k dick, review, Ritch Calvin, tbotum, the book of the unnamed midwife
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Atlanta Burns: Like a house on fire
I get really excited about a book that gets me to read a genre I usually don’t like, and makes me love somebody in the process. I don’t usually like noir, although if the secondary genre of this book is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Books, Cleverness, Feminism, Geekery
Tagged atlanta burns, chuck wendig, cornpunk, dirty cop, dogfighters, dogo argentino, golden tampon, homophobes, it gets better, kitana, like a house on fire, monsters in men suits, narrative, nazis, pennsatucky, sequel, shotgun, whitey
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What we talk about when we talk about the end of the world.
I read ONE SECOND AFTER by William R. Forstchen today. It is not a great book, but it lead me to a revelation, and for this I am grateful. I am trying to read as many books about a post-apocalyptic … Continue reading
Fifty Shades of Gray
I saw a woman on BART the other day reading Fifty Shades of Gray. She was middle-aged, thick in the middle with deep marionette lines. She wore her eyeliner thick with little cat tails at the corners and her hair in … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in Public Transit, Feminism
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